Sentence examples for have to bound from inspiring English sources
Note that in the linear case this assumption is equivalent to the fact that b 3 u (t ) can be bounded; i.e., we have to bound three applications of the operator b to the exact solution.
A steeplechase is a race in which the runners have to bound over obstacles.
Obama's contempt for Romney gleamed through as Mitt got all O.C.D. with Candy Crowley about the rules, and rambled on about his weird retro worldview, where women in binders have to bound home to make dinner, where the problem of too-easy access to assault weapons could be helped if, gosh, we just tell "our kids that before they have babies, they ought to think about getting married to someone".
We do not have to bound by these words.
In the framework discussed in Section 1 this means that we have to bound at least three applications of the operator b (u ⋆ ) to the exact solution.
More formally, we have to bound a number of applications of b (u ⋆ ) and its derivatives to the exact solution and assume that the (classic) Strang splitting scheme M τ is convergent of order two.
And he strongly suggested that any new accord would have to bind developing nations, especially China and India, to the kind of commitments that would be made by the United States.
To make a scrum powerful, all six men, but particularly the front-five – what rugby union calls "the tight five" – would have to "bind" tightly with one another.
(He no longer tells anyone what his birth name was). And this year During spring break, there was surgery so he would not have to bind his chest anymore.
Scrums will now have "crouch, bind, set" instructions - front rows will have to bind before engaging and packs cannot push until the referee is happy.
